What should be the first thing I make in my new fancy pressure

>$250

I don't know what you should make, but I hope you use it a lot.

Bread

>>8529662
Don't worry, I'm not poor

>>8529683
even so, I can think of a half dozen other thing's I'd rather have for my kitchen.

New butcher block cutting board
Nicer knife
etc etc

A bomb

>>8529709
Yeah well, no one is going to buy those for you anon, so maybe you should stop daydreaming and try and stay on topic?

>>8529709
When youre not poor you can buy all of those things.

>>8529735
when you're truly not poor you'll have the free time to actually prepare your meals the correct way instead of trying to take shortcuts with a pressure cooker.

90% of the shit you'll be using it for can be done other, and sometimes better ways.

>>8529659
cook a fuck load of beans

>>8529738
Geez anon. Get a grip.
OP just asked a question. Stop getting so upset about being poor. It's not their fault.

>>8529722
Easy there, Achmed.

>>8529743
kek i'm not poor, I just don't waste money on useless toys for the kitchen.

If I am spending that kind of money, it would generally be for something more substantial than a fancy looking pressure cooker.

>>8529750
Like a fancy block of wood?

>>8529761
Have you ever used a cleaver in the kitchen anon?

Doesn't sound like it.

>>8529771
Have you ever used a cleaver in your kitchen?

Dosn't sound like it poorfag.

>>8529794
I have because I have a butcher block I can use it on without damaging my normal cutting boards or counter tops, or the cleaver itself.

I already have one, I simply gave an example of an item that would be a similar price point but would bring more value, at least to a chef who actually makes his own cuts of meat.

>>8529659
Beans.

This recipe blew me away.

Don't be afraid to use a bit more chili powder if you know what yous doing.

http://dadcooksdinner.com/2015/01/pressure-cooker-texas-red-chili.html/